December 7, 2011 / Front Page

Breaking News - 12/15/2011 5:13 PM

Posted Thurs., Dec. 15: A car struck a pole on Baltimore Avenue between Broadway and Parkside Boulevard at approximately 3:30 p.m., Thurs., Dec. 15. Massapequa Fire department volunteers and Nassau County Police were at the scene. More...

On Sat., Nov. 26, at Massapequa’s Walker Street Park, the XV Annual Schmo Bowl was held. About 100 St. Rose of Lima, CYO alumni gathered together to play touch football and raise money for a local Massapequa charity. More...

Donations will be accepted until Tues., Dec. 13 for the Hope For Youth Toy Drive. Donate an unwrapped new toy and/or gift card for boys and girls up to the age of 16 and receive a $3 off Amity Car Wash coupon towards a car wash. More...

The Massapequa Park Church of the Nazarene women's ministries will be holding their annual women's Christmas party on Friday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. I will take place at the church on 65 Roosevelt Ave. in Massapequa Park. More...

The Massapequa Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of its Principal Conductor David Leibowitz, continues its 29th season of free concerts with violinist Anna Lee performing the Brahms Violin Concerto on Sat., Dec. More...

Voters will have a chance to cast ballots for water commissioners on Tuesday Dec. 13. Running in the Massapequa Water District is Thomas P. Hand who is seeking the seat held by Frank Flood who is not seeking reelection. More...

Barbara Mims, art coordinating chairperson, K-12 for the Massapequa School District was named a Regional 2011 New York State Art Teacher’s Association (NYSATA) Educator of the Year. She received her award Nov. More...

Jamie Bogenshutz, executive director of YES Community Counseling of Massapequa, was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from MassMutual on behalf of Frank Baird, a financial professional with the Center for Wealth Preservation in Syosset. More...

The first poem below honors those who dedicate their lives to helping homeless and distressed animals. These kind people often do more than multitask; they “multi-care,” juggling several pets in need simultaneously. More...

When Donald L. Massey and his wife moved to Massapequa Park in 1955, they became part of the generation that built the community. They worked, cared for their family, volunteered their time and helped their neighbors. More...